First published 2016
A Muslim woman challenges centuries of dogma. She argues Islam's key teachings—like the duty of holy war—are incompatible with modernity. Yet she believes a Reformation is possible, if Muslims revise doctrine to reconcile religion and free society. Interweaving personal experience and powerful examples, this is a plea for peaceful change, not a call to arms. At its core, a cry for religious freedom and tolerance.
Genres: non-fiction, islam, activism, academic
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: call-to-action, personal-journey
Setting: Islamic Countries
Period: 21st Century
288 pages · Paperback · Harper Paperbacks